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Sequans (SQNS) sells Bitcoin to cut debt; Shares fall 16.6%
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Sequans Communications S.A. said in Paris on November 4 it redeemed 50% of the secured convertible debt it issued on July 7, 2025, funding the paydown by selling 970 Bitcoin and cutting total outstanding debt to $94.5 million. The company said the goal was to “enhance financial flexibility” while keeping BTC as its primary reserve asset. 
S&P assigns Strategy B- junk rating, Bitcoin risk cited
S&P Global Ratings has initiated coverage on Strategy Inc with a ‘B-’ long‑term issuer credit rating and a stable outlook. In its research update, S&P frames Strategy as a Bitcoin treasury company whose securities give investors exposure to bitcoin via common stock, preferred equity and convertible notes. 
USA speeds up grid access for AI centres and Bitcoin mining
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has sent a letter to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) proposing the development of rules for connecting large electricity users to interstate transmission lines. The focus is on loads above 20 MW, primarily AI data centres and crypto‑mining sites. 
Anatoly Yakovenko: Bitcoin’s playbook won’t fit other coins
On Nov 5, 2025, Solana’s Anatoly Yakovenko argued that Bitcoin’s path to product‑market fit can’t be copied. Colosseum cofounder Matty Taylor extended the point, outlining two routes to non‑sovereign stores of value (SoV): privacy‑first money on its own L1, and a cash‑flowing token that rides Solana’s performance improvements. 
Metaplanet secures $500m Bitcoin credit for buybacks
Tokyo-listed Metaplanet said it will fund a year-long share repurchase with leveraged Bitcoin exposure after its market value slipped below the worth of its BTC holdings, arguing the stock is mispriced and that buybacks will raise Bitcoin yield per share. 
Peter Schiff challenges CZ to Bitcoin vs tokenized gold debate
Prominent economist and longtime crypto critic Peter Schiff has publicly challenged Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) to debate which asset better serves as a medium of exchange, unit of account, and store of value – Bitcoin or tokenized gold.